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I was always assuming you follow what it says on the inside of the door. But then I thought, hey these aren't the stock tires, so what's a guy to do?

I think mine came with 32lbs in each, so that was what I've kept them at.

Any ideas???

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1999 Satin Silver Metallic 3.2 TL w/o Navigation

• 18x8 Racing Hart C2s with 225/40ZR18 Dunlop SP Sport 9000
• Comptech Springs, Sways, Exhaust, and Headers
• Red AEM CAI w/bypass valve
• A'PEXi Digital VTEC AFC
• Denso Iridium Plugs
• Custom Mugen Grill
• Inspire Tail Lights
• Factory Underbody Kit and Spoiler
• Clifford Intelliguard 9000 Alarm w/SmartWindows II
• Alpine 6 disk CD Changer
• BEL 945i Cordless Radar Detector
• Burlwood Shift Knob & Trunk Tray
• 20% tint

hunter001

I maintain it at about 33psi all around - my tires are Michelin Pilot XGT-Z4 225-55ZR16....the load rating of these tires are considerably more than the stock TL tires.

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2000 Naples Gold 3.2TL/Navi - Factory Stock but with up-graded tires

SinnedTL

Mine are the Pirelli P7000 and they have reinforced walls, so the maximum psi for these reinforced tires are at 51 psi, and I have mine inflated at 45 psi...

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2000 Satin Silver TL, 17x7.5 ATP wheels with Pirelli 215/50/17 P7000SS, H&R OE springs, OEM spoiler, AEM CAI, Tint all Around. Inspire Foglight Switch, PIAA 1700X fogs, Polarg M-12 corners.
Next Mods: Factory Sideskirts, 2002 Taillights

TL Daddy

Michelin recommends 35~36 psi in their low-profile ultra-performance tires 18's. I'm running 35 psi in my 225/45zr18 Pilot Sports.

Nate

40-41 PSI. 35 series is not a lot of rubber.